THE OLD RELIABLE
fill
POWDER
Absolutely Purs
THERE IS NO SUBSTITUTE
Correspondents
fit antr Air in A ri i '" t ., 1 Atmiil
Communication, f in cur bov
iral oorruHK)iidaut roc t reach .hit
ollice not Inter than wvjpord-v
noon to niHuro puhlioRtlc,
Kagle 1'olnt Kaflata.
UV A. 0. IIOWI.KTT.
Prof. Millar has opened Hohool In
the Bo! 2 dlatrlot. '
. Mist Clara Kiobardson if teach
Jng In the Mound district.
Walter Rcibinett has gone to
CSlenuale to work in a blacksmith
hop.
Robert Jonas has erected a tent
on bis father a place and is engaged
in tbe photograph business.
Wm. Perry, of Big Butte, was in
town one day last week and on his
Velum was accompanied by bis
mother.
Mlstes Ollle Nichols "and Jenny
Iewls wero tbe guosta of Misaea
Wattle aud Agnes Howlett last
Sunday night.
Mrs. Argolee Green was called
last week to St Louis. Mo., on busi'
ness. She is a traveling saleslady
for a firm in that city.
Sheriff Rader was out last Satur
day and Sunday, but bis businons
is not gonorally known, as Joe
knows bow to kerp his own courted
Mrs. Floyd Pierce, of Forest
crock, came over on a short visit to
her parents and her sister, Mrs.
Green, but did not remain long
enough for ber many friends to see
bur.
Misses Berths Engle and Lizzie
Vostal wore pleasant callers at tbe
Bunny Side one day last weok. Tbe
former has been teaching a olaee
in inntruujontftl music on Reese
reelt, but started last Sunday for
liar home in Fort Klamath.
II. Moore, formerly of Medford,
has ranted tbe new - blacksmith
tihopof A. J. Daley and opened up
for buslneps. He comes well rec
ommended and seems to under
stand bis business. He has shown
his good judgment by subscribing
for The Mail and inserting an ad
vortiflemonl, which will be found
-olsewhore in these columns.
Mr. and Mrs. Bush, of Prospect,
were in town last week, remaining
over night with Rev. Moomaw, then
' proceeding on to Talent to attend a
meeting of the German Baptittts
Rov. J. Moomaw and wife also at
tended the mooting, thon wont to
Ashland to BBaiat in the orgmvza
tion of a Gorman Baptist ohuroh in
-that place.
There was a danoe here last
Saturday night, but tho attendance
was rather small. In spito of the
aotion of the last circuit court
there was somb drinking and bad
conduot, aud during the night some
one broke tbe windows out of the
building owned by-N. R. Potter,
known as the "dive," but now used
us a gonorul warehouse.
Wooilville Items.
nY IIATTIE VAN OIlDlllt. ,
Mrs. Llllie Wright, of Klamath
county, was called 'to Woodvilleo
DR. TENNER'S
KIDNEY and
Backache
.All Alaoasoa of Kldnoya,
Bladder, Urinary Organs.
A Iro Rhoumatlsm, Back
nohe.HoartDlaeaao.tlravol,
Dropsy, Femalo Trouuloa.
GURE
OUR COUNTY . .
Don't beoomo discouraged. There In a
oiiroforyou, 1 f iimx'HHiiry ivrlin )r. leiiin'r
lln linn niitit a Urn Hum criirliiK Juki, auon
viiHDHiiHyitirH. Ail cnntiiiltiiiloiis Froe.
"Dr. Knnnur'8 Klilm-y anil llaukaclio Cure
.' i I. Iin i'iiiihii of my lit'lntf iillvt) to-iliiy. I lino
i.MiHTuriMl Ki'oiilly of Iddiiiiy iIIhiuinii fur your
'nnd I'mliiiiiiil In wiilKhl to la) ijouiiiIh. I now
wuiKli Hir, UOtltldH. .
W. II. MuUUdlN, Pl'vu Kurnaco. O."
.Irugglsts, BOa, HI. Ask fnri'mik llimh- Froe.
ST.VlTUSWNCErp:isrft!V
attend ber mother, ' Mm, Bossle
Randall, who id hoiIijupIv' 111 with
pneumonia.
Mr, and Mrs. Brown, of Wd
vlllo, are vlnitinie frlendH on Will-
iiuiin oreiik.
Charles Gomlino.ft M oil fori him-
liurmau, him been vluitlnu; his h!h-
lur, Mm. 1. JC. Vox and family, of
i his place, returning home Sunday,
MIhh Huttiu and Walter Vun Or.
dor and Lee Cox wore viHitinsr their
Krandparonts, Mr. and Mm. O.K.
Uorslinei of Medford, for a few days
last week,
J. J5. Cox, wife and daughter,
Hattle, were among tbe many
KUuHttf at the dedication of Masonic
Hull in Grant's Pass Tuesday even
ing of Ian weok. They report it a
grand ull'uir and it was highly en
joyed by all preHont.
Died At tils home In Woodville,
Mil rob 27tn, John Woods, of heart
failure. Hu had been having an
attack of la grippe, but was no,
cuii li iio J to his bod but one day,
having dld v-ry suddi'iily. Intor
tiient took pluiu in Jiickrooville
cemetery. Ho wan a pioneer resi
dent of this place, Wuudville lining
named after hi in und will bo fadly
mldficd by his mai y frieiulit ut this
place.
That a bad breath la a moat disgust
ing tiling, and tbe cauae ol auch la ca
tarrh ol tbo head, note, throat, and
atomauh Ir. the majority ol cases. In
order to remove the cauae use S. B.
Catarrh Cure diluted with tiirue pert,
of warm waUir aa a douobe twice a day
and lake It Interanally four timet dally,
which not only acta aa powerful an
tiseptic, but dm a powerful alterative
Influonco upon tbe raiicoui membrane
and removal tbe accumulation of effete
matter from the mucoua aurfacea and
roatorna thorn to a healthy aotion and
ooudltlon. 8. B, Catarrh Cure reatoree
the seuae of taate and mull. It la (or
aalo by all loading druggist.
Book oo Catarrh free. Addreaa
flmllb Bros., Fresno, Cat. For aale by
Medford Drog Co.
Real Eitata Traaatera.
ChM C Purwl 1 Carter T Darldioa,
proinlict In JackMinrlUo
T V Weal lo Julia and Hum Kloldor,
lot K, l,lk , Medford
Tl ran ill Kollr to (.wronce Kail jr.
land oontrart .
T II H low n lo UwraanKoUy, SKul
o 'ja, twp 39, r 4 w
Lawrence Kelly (ovTlinothr Kelly.
NKjfifa PM. twnM. r 1 w.... .... !
W T S'ork lo I) II KoIlM, K(V of NK'i
and W!4ulNK! In ec 10, twp 3V i,
lla
C W I'atm lo D II Bollu, lo acre), twp
57 i. r a w.eiceiiilni no feel for rlulu
l way "
0 en W ftaai-i lo P II SolUi. the wen 'i
of aeti a. twos? a, r 1 w '..
A C l-arker to K 11 l-lvkel. N', of HK
and Kit ol NK',J ol .11. twp n a, r
a e
A II 1'arker to J.K Kuyarl, power ol
attorney
Aaa KunWi'o lo Win HhalTor, BW, of
aor ft, twp 87 a, r 1 w
Medford Udite Sow. I (1 O P, to 0 K
I.lndlejr. e d to lota .1 and . blk ID.
Odd Kellowa' -umutery. Meilforil . . , .
R A Miller et al, tt. K A Miller. i i l
ol J N T Miller Iwp H7 Jai kaon
county, with circptton of aereral
amall tracta already aolil
Hai hel Filar Ui Korea! J Hm, ta
1. a, 1,6 . Iilk7, Amy A llarbauh
add to Central Point
II H lo C i: lltokmau, patent lo IW1
arrea. am Ml, twp a.1 a. r I w .
C C lleckinail to 11 1 Matheua.n e d to
the W'jol lheNK and Kjol HW'i
ol aer SI, twp aft a. r 1 w
t.avlna i ktlaaelt to Annie M Tt-oniaa,
tie K'4 of H'i of Nttl; olSE'.ol
H, Mplll. r 1 e
C . lliiah to t'arli'r Ind Co, lot A,
HelleviMiue, two !W a. r 1 e
C W Wlltey lo Ahratn L Jonua, prent.
laea In Aahlantl
Vam'e K llundrlckaon to Mn Nancy
J lleiitlrlrkaon, w acrea. a.re to, twp
lift a, r 2 w ,
Thoa K Flah to S A HendrU'kaon, li
avrea, lot 11, Oak drove ira.l
Win K llanley to John r,.)iiil?n, i c d
to the NK'ulaeolHl. twplila r I w:
atao .1-1 llttereat in the dlUih and
water rtRht troro Htuaw crt'ek. aald
water now beltiK uavd lo: IrrlKall.n
imrlKiaoa
no oo
in oo
l oo
100 oo
500 00
amo on
SCO oo
I OO
HO 00
900 00
m oo
l.v oo
l'MJ) oo
100 00
1J) oo
.KWO 00
tooo oo
( l oo
500 IM
:M OO
IIWO 00
John uiudon to llutchlaoti A Luma
den, aame aa aliovo
Kllxalieth C TliorntonloAiriieHTnortu
ton, property In Aahlatnl
aalo MeCitlly to Mike Knuley, '.ne
HKliandrt!,.,! NK'.C of aeo 17, twp
sn a. r - e. eontalnliiit '.Mil a.ire
Amelia U'llaon lo W M Mltehell, K'j
ol NK1; ol at! 1. iwn :tfta, r 1 e .......
Ouatave lliitierlaek to Frank 'IfalHir.
laek, ion aere.i, aec H, twp 10, r 4 e
Kdward 4 lleiinetl to chaa a Hturte
vaut, e aerea ol aithdtvtalonof Knm'h
Walker plare with exception ol
atrip tl feet wldooff north end
PATJCNTa.
U S ro WlIHa M lllatt. patent lo NK'f
of aac H, twp :17 a, r 4 w. Mil aorim
II rt In Vani'ii K llenkrlekion. patent
to Ni, ol W'i and '', ol 8V' ol
aoc III, twp llil a, r 'J w, containing I'JO
acroa ;
U H to Thoa llnyao, patent to 100 acrea,
aeca 'in and ), twp :w a. r 4 w
Makes A Clean Sweep.'
Tbore'ii notlilni: llko doine a thins
thorouKbly. Of all the 8iilvcs you ever
heard of, Biioklou's Arnitta Salve In the
beat. It sweeps awny and enrea Burna,
Soroa, Ilrulaoa, Cutn, Molls, Ulcere,
Skin Ki'untlons nnil Plica, It'a onlv
L'no.i and niinriintord to nlvosatlafuolion
by UbttS. btrani, ttrufglst,
Mining Locations.
Walter A Hall mid Mark II Whipple, quartz
clnltil. known aa 1'ho liAilrol," March &ld. .
'.. W. Alexaiiilor el al,. intnlng claim lorit
tion, Union town dtatrlct, known hh tho "Oe
inon' March 'iath.
W S Iliilloy, oiiarti claim location, MIMiurl
Flat dtatrlct, known AH "Huushtuc," M.Ach
Slth.
K K Hiinnum anil A II Cook, nuartr. claim In
catlun, AiiilcKato mining district, known tut
"The I.lltio l'ocknt," April Int.
lliittle IlrniiHh ot ill, notice of location of two
placer, mlnliiK claims oMO acres inoh, Kvans
creek district, April 1st. .
E.HUNTINQTON TO BECOME
A FELT MANUFACTURER.
Lob Angolos, April 0. Preliminary
atopa hnve been talton by H. K, Hunt
ington, the railroad mnftnnto, to found
a model manufacturing town In the
vicinity of Los Angolos anil ontor tbo
buslnoas ot folt tiiiiklng. The- enter
prise Is to bo In dlroet ohartjo ot Al
fred Dnlge. formerly ono of tbe lai'R
eRt proiliieers of felt In tho United
States and the rounder of DoIkovIIIo,
N. Y. ft In said-, Unit .tho iindorlnUlnn
In woll imdei' way, the Alfred PiiIko
ManiifnoluiliiK company JiiivIiib been
orsnnlzcil . and ninchlnory contracted
for.
" FORTUNES FOR TWO. '
Tho War lln. .nil Nnarn Paid a Do,
(or WIim Itatfuaril a Fee,
A former llnltliiioreiiii who wnn a
clone friend of a I'blliidelpbla ptiyalclan
wIioho Hiei:lnlty wiih kidney dlaeamta
rolntvH the folliiwIiiK iih the method by
wliit.'h Ituaaell Huge puld tbo doctor a
lll:
Tbo physician was on a vlalt to a
friend In New York. Mr. Hugo win
very III at bin Inline from u iIIhchhi'iI
kidney. Hearing that the Philadelphia
doctor was In Now York, Mr. Kago rn
iiiohIikI til in tc-call. Tho doctor did ao,
uud within ten duya Mr, Huge was a
well man. A chuck, signed by Mr.
Huge, with the amount left blank, waa
bautlod tbe doctor, who declined It,
aUiting that he could not break li In In
violable rule of confining hie practice
strictly to olllco work. When be visit
ed pnoplo who wore too poor or phyalc
ally unable lo get to III" olllco bo never
iiecnptird pay for his nervines.
During hla vlalta to Mr. Hugo's home
tint doctor wiih accompanied by Ills
daughter, a wIiihoiiiii iiiIhh of ten years.
About a iiiiiuth ii f lor the occurrence the
doctor's Utile daughter received u tele
gram from a Wit II Hi root broker which
read; "lly order of Mr. Kunaell Huge, I
have bought for your account
almrea of stork." Aa noon na the
doctor read the dlapntch be hurried to
a Philadelphia friend, who wits a bro
ker, aud ordered him to buy Hharea
of the Htoek mentioned for bla (the doc
tor's) uccounL Tbo HtiK'k fluctuated,
null when It was selling at a price
which would pay a good prollt the
broker advlaed tbe doctor to sell, but
the doctor did not take tbe advice,
fjtter a dispatch came from the New
York broker to the little, girl. It read:
"Have sold for your account shares
of stock." Tbe doctor Immediately
unloaded bla holdings. These transac
tions were repeated several times and
not only made tbe doctor a amall for
tune, but won for hlui a reputatloa as
a ahrowd financier. A Dual telegram
came from New York for tbe little girl:
"Have closed out your holdings and
mall you a check for tbousanda."
The doctor unloaded and dropped out
f the stock market as suddenly as be
had entered It, much to tbe mystifica
tion of bla broker ami friends, who bad
heard of bis am-ceasea, but never knew
whether to attribute them to a "Henri
etta" luck or to careful atudy of the
atock dealt In. Uultlrimre Sim.
CARRARA QUARRIES.
How tli Meat Set About lo Lower tli
Fraansenlaj of Mnrble.
As aoon as a great fnigmenl of mar
bio detached by the burnt baa tnip.il
rolling It Is more or leax roughly inn"
ed Into a block weighing, any. for;,
tons.
Then tbe men set about getting It
down. Along certain lines of il.'s. i'in
offeiiug the leant reslatiiniv to a bo!
descending by foive of gravitation u
succession of atout poala hint Ihn:i
firmly driven Into the loom atone ai.d
marble waate. The men by meiiim n:
crowbani and screw Juckrt ntiae tl."
block on to a sonpinl skid of hard
beech wooJ, of which they have sever t.
at band. Before doing thM they f
euro the block by melius of thrw lon
thriH to fivo Inch hemiien cnblea, with
which they take turns around the pouts
and pay out stinVieiit rope only to al
low of tbe ponderous max sliding over
the soaped skids by Its own weight
nnd the nugle of tiie incline, but not to
allow ot It gaining too much momen
tum. Dining tills descent, bcaldea tbe meu
tailing on to the ropes, two or more
men are seated on tbe block. A man
following closely In Ita wnke , hands
tbem up tho skid list passed over,,
which they resoap and band down to a
man, who keeps just In front of the
moving mass, to put down In Ita path
aud so provide a continuous slipway.
This lust mentioned worker has the
moat perllbua task. If one of the cables
part at a critical moment or if a mis
take be niiulo In paying out or Black
ening them, be must Inevitably bo
crushed.
It la a lino sight to see the men at
the Inst pinch, near the railhead, band
levering the nuirblo over rollers on to
tbe truck. At this stage all bauds are
yelling like demons at their work, but
the moment their bunion Is safely, en
trained every niau flings down bis tool,
and all bolt for tbo osterla, or wine
shop. Pearson's Magazine. - ;
STEADY ATMOSPHERE.
A Prime Reqalalte For the Stadr el
I'lniiet Surface.
Astronomical science la divided nat
urally into two purta, that pertaining
to the stellar universe nnd that pertain
ing to our owu Immediate family of
planets. Tbo latter are tbo only bodies
In the benvons of which we arc aware
that at nil resemble our earth, and they
are all, comparatively speaking, our
hear neighbors and have, therefore, a
much more personal nnd popular Inter
est than tho stellar universe at large.
The study of tbclr relative motions
was virtually completed during tbe last
century, so that nt tbo present tlmo tho
astronomy of the phtuots Is conllneil
chiefly to n atudy of their dimensions
nnd surfnee conditions.
V'or this study there is one para
mount requisite, and that Is a steady
a inuutphcru. With u good atmosphere
Important results mny bo obtained
oven with a small telescope of only
five or six Inches diameter; but with
out auch an ntinosphero tho very lar
gest telescope will be of no avail. This
Is not the case In other departments of
astronomy: for many kinds of observa
tions on tho stellar universe the qual
ity of tbo atmosphere la of .little ac
count,' provided only tlint It Is cloud
less nml transparent; but for (be piano
lary nnd lunar astronomy n steady at
mosphere Is the fundamental requisite.
To understand what Js meant by a
Yoi Cain Scratch
. ' .I ' ' .' ':t .
Out She blot which defile the clean,
white page of a ledger, but you can't
scratch out the poisons that defile the
blood. It seems rather that you aerated
them in, und the irritation growt worse
with each new attempt to relieve it.
There la only one tiling 'j. do in auch a
case, and that Is to cn'irely cleanse thr
blood from the infecting poison.
People who have Hitf.-red from dis
eases caused by impure Mrnd, or blood
poisoning, h'tve found in Dr. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery a certain and
enduring cure. iMions und linhnetiM
may alleviate, but they cannot cure.
The disease is in the blood, anil the cure
munt tie in the blood also. "Golden
Medical Discovery " eradiotea from the
blood the impurities and owms which
breed aud feed disease. It increasea the
activity of the blood-mukiug glr-c.li. and
ao increases the suppler of pure, rich
blood, which, nourishing each organ,
builds up the whole body in health and
strength.
' The cures effected by "Golden Medical
Discovery " are positive aud permanent.
In many cases of disease, such as eczema,
tetter, pimples, eruptions and rheuma
tism, an effectual cure baa been found in
Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery,
after all other medicines and means had
failed to help or heal.
Sometimes a dealer tempted by tbe
Larger profita paid by less meritorious
medicines will offer the customer a sub
stitute in place of h Golden Medical Dis
covery " claiming tli be knows It to be
"just as good." There is nothing gained
by trading one thing for another which
is only "just as good." There ia every
thing to risk in ttading the " Discovery "
with a world's rc-ord of cures for a sub
stitute with no'iiii.g but the unsupported
claim of an interested dealer behind it.
If you are sick you want to be cured.
That's why you nant "Golden Medical
Discovery " and nothing else.
There is ao alcohol in the "Discov
ery," and it Is entirely free from opium,
cocaine, and all other narcotic.
SUFFERED HORRORS.
William Ploetff, Rq., of Redoak, Montgom
ery Co.. Iowa, writes : I conaider your ' Golden
Medical Dicorery -we of the best medicine on
the face of the earth. M'Sille In tbe loath-wctt,
three rears affo, I go poisoned with poison
ivy. The poion settled in ray blood and the.
horrors I suffered cannot be told in words. !
thought I would no ex'ty. I could do nothing
but scratch. I would go to sleep scratching,
would wake up in the morning and find ue;.eif
scratching. I scratched for eight months. Had
It not been for 'Golden Medical Discovery' I
would be scratching vet. I tried different kinds
of medicine, tried dfffcrent doctors, but all the
relief they could give tr.e was to make my
pocket-book lighter.
"1 then began taking Dr. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery. Took four bottles without
any relief. Kept on taking it- I took in all
ten bottles and I got entirely cured. I can say
that if people would take your medicine instead
of footing with aome of the mucks that infe.vt
the small and larger towns, disease would flee
like chaff before the wind."
NO BENEFtT FROM DOCTORS.
For about one year and a half mv face was
very hailly broken out. writes Mlaa Carrie
A'tama, of tl6 West Main Street, nattlecreek.
Michigan. n I spent a trrrat deal of money with
doctors and for different kinds of medicine, but
received no beneiit. At laat 1 read one of your
advertiaementa in a puner, and obtained a bottle
ol Doctor i'lercc'a Golden Vr.tical Discovery.
Before I h.id taken one b. ne of thia medicine
I noticed a change, and attcr taking three
bottle I w.-i cH'ir-'.y c-i!-d. lean well recom
mend Dr. Pierce' Golden Mi-licat Discovery to
auy one niiuiUrly - v.'. d.-
Free. On receipt of .mps to defray
expense on mailing only, wt- Trill send
Doctor Pierce'9 Common Sense Medical
Adviser, containing ico-S pjjjes. This
book will prove a coastnnt -riend and
rise counselor to every man and womnh.
It deals with the great and grave ques
tions of human origin and reproduction
in plain English. Send 21 one -cent
stamps for paper covers, or 31 stamps for
cloth binding. Address Dr. R.V. Pierce,
Buffalo. N. Y. ' .
steady atmosphere BaVe only to
look at some object across a hot stove
or nlong tbe lino of a railroad track
upon a summer day. . There Is a shim
mer In tbo air, a wavering motion, with
which we are all more or less familiar.
This wavorlng Is always present In our
atmosphere although we usually can
not see It; but when wo magnify the
Image of a plnnet In a telescope 1,000
times we magnify the . atmospheric
tremors In tbe same proportion, . and
they are then not only conspicuous,
but they Interfere very seriously with
our observations. ;
In some parts of the world the at
mosphere Is much more steady than In
others, and it Is evidently a matter of
tbe highest Importance for tbe astron
omer Interested In plnnetary resonrcb
to find where those places arc situated.
To UlUBtrnto tbo Importance oft this
nmtter I may say that situated In one
of these favored spots I saw night aft
er night with a five Inch nnd even with
a four Inch lens planetary markings
and details that I have never seen even
with the largest telescope In Cam
bridge. V. II. Pickering In Century.
Earache.
A simple, harmless and Infallible cure
for eanicbo is effected by making a
small funnel of Btltf paper and saturat
ing n ball of cotton tbe size of a hick
ory nut with chloroform' and dropping
It Into the funnel; place the small end
of tho funnel In the enr, draw n Ion;;
brenth nnd then blow tbe breath into
the Inrgo end ot the funnel. Tbe fumes
of tbe chloroform nro thus eiirviod iut
tbo ear, nnd all pain ceases at once.
' 1 Convinced. ,
"A great deal' may be said on tk
subject," said the prolix person. .
'. "That," said the weary, author, "i
tho ono point on which you have co::
vlnced mo." WashliiKtoii Star. . .
For Sale.
Sprav pump and alfalfa hay. (one
load). 'Inquire of Mr. Guult. 12-3t
WEST SIDE
T. J. QO0DWYN, Prop.
Fine Line of FANCY and STAPLE
FAMILY GROCERIES
H i 31 d FiED aoods ellver Fn
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
" ' nnlleu oiauea L,aoa umce,
i . "tF1"!, Oregon, March . !9uS.
-ffj .! i?rrb "I'l" ,h"t compliance
Junes 1678, entitled 'An act for tbe aale of
limber landa la the Slate a ol California, Ore
son, Nerada, and WaahlBiton iTerrlwri " aa
" aCSuIi? w?" Pub" Ldi "H
itmin R08ENKRAN8, :
ol Capliy, County of Olackamaa. Hutu of Ore
gon, baa tbla day Bled lln this ofric bla sworn
Mtatement No. 4W, for tbo punhaao of the
N W!4. of Section No. as, In Town.hlp n". s8
Range No. 1 Kaat, and will offer proof tu mow
that the land Kiiitbl la morn valuable for ita
timber nr atone than for agricultural purpoaea
and to eatabltah bin olalm lo ald land before
the Itealater and Keceiver of tbe U. to land of
fice at Knaoburg, Oregon, on Saturday, the 23d
day of May, lm
tin nnmea aa arltneaiusa: Fred A, Roaenkrana.
of C'anby. Oregon ; Otla 9. Boylea, of wtlholh
Oregon; Samuel Geary, of Trail, Oregon; Ar.
thur lloldeo. of Trail. Oregon,
Any and all Durmni elaimlna advnraal th.
abovu-deacrlbed landa are requeated to file
ineiroiaima in lDiaomceoo or before aaiaZM
day of May, 13.
1. T. Bridozs, Beg-later.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Uxitid States Lako Orrici,
Roaeburg, Ore., Jan. SO, 190S.
sTotlee la hereby given tbat In compliance
with the prorialoDf of the aet of Congreaa of
Junes, 1878. entitled "An act for tbe aale of
timber landa In the Statea of California, Ore
gon, Nevada, and WaahlDgton Territory," as
extended lo all the Public Land Statea br aet
of Auguat 4, WW,
JEREMIAH P. TRUE,
of Medford, county of Jackaon, State of Ore
gon, baa thia day Hied In thla ofllce hla
aworn atavtement No. i3S0, for tbe purchaae of
the NWU of 8 WW, of Bection No. 22,
In Townahlp No. 38 South, Range No.
2 Weil, ana will offer prool to ahow tbat
tbe land (ought la more raluable for lu timber
or atona than for agricultural purpoaei, and to
eatabllab hit claim to aald land before A.
8. Hilton, 1J. a Commlaaioner, at Medford, Ore
gon, on Friday, tbe 17th day of April, 1903. Be
uamea aa witneaaea: Henry L. Griffin, Merrltt
liellinger, K. H. Whitehead, W. B. Roberta, of
Medford, Oregon.
Any am- a'., persona claiming adversely the
above-described landi are requeated to file
their clalma In thia office on or before aald 17th
day of April, 1903. J. T. Baimaa, Register.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Okitid Statu Laxd Orrica,
Roaeburg, Ore., Feb. 12, 1903.
Nolice U hereby given that in compliance
with the provtiloDS of the act of Congreaa of
June S, 1878, entitled "An aet for the aale ol
timber lands In the Stares of California, Ore
gon, Nevada, and Washington Territory," aa
extended to all the Public Land Statea by act
of Auguat 4, 1892,
JOHN A. CAVERS,
of South Omaha. County of Douglas. State of
Nebraska, has this day filed in this office but
sworn statement No. 443S, for the purchase of
the SJ ol BK'4. NEK BE!, BB'i NEtf of Sec. 8.
Twp. 33 South, Range 3 East,and willoffer proof
to show thai tbo land sougnt Is more valuable
for ita timber or stone than for agricultural
Rurposes, and to establish his claim to said
tnd before A. 8. Billon, U. 8. Commissioner, at
Medford, Oregon, on Friday, the 24th day ol
April. 1903. He names aa witnesses; Albert O.
Yetter, of Omaha, Nebraska; George F. King,
of Big Butte, Oregon; George King, of Trail,
Oregon; Emanuel King, of Medfold, Oregon.
Any and a persons claiming adversely the
above-described lands are requeated to file
their claims In this office on or before said24tb
day of April, 1903.
J. T. BaiDOEa. Register.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
(jKrrxD States Land Owce.
Roseburg.Ore., March 3, 1903.
Knt.cc Is hereby irlren that in comoHance
with the nrovlitons of the act of Congress of
June 3, 1878, entitled, "An act tor the sale .of
timber lands in the States of California. Ore
gon, Nevada and Washington Territory," a
extended to all the public land states by act of
AUgUSl -t,
of Trail, county of Jackson, state of Oregon,
ha this day fhed in this office his aworn state-
ment No. for the puichase of the NW,
oi aecuon o. a, id luwonip sq. w sou.a,
Range No. 1 East, and will offer probf to show
that tbe land sought is more valuable for Its
timber or stone than for agricultural purposes,
and to establish his claim to sitid land before
A. S. Billon. U. S. Commissioner, at Med.ord.
Oregon, on Friday, the 15th day of May, 1903.
tie names as witnesses: samuei ueary ana
David Hence, of Trail. Oreeon : Charles B Gav.
of Medfi rd, Oregon; Otis S; Boyles, of Oregon
Cltv, Oregon.
Any ana all persons claiming adversely the
above-described lands are requested to tile
uieir claims, in iuis omce on or oeiore aaia iota
dayotMay.1903.
at. a. DKiuura, iei4iaier.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
United States Land Office.
Roaeburg, Oregon, March 9, 1908.
Notice Is herebv (riven that In compliance
with tne provisions of the act of Congress of
June 8, 1878, entitled "An act for the sale of
timber lauds In the States of California, Ore
gon, Nevada, and Washington Territory," -as
extended to all the Public Land States by ao
of August 4, 1882, .
f OTI8 8. BOYLES.
of Wllholt. County of Clackamas, State of Ore
gon, has tms aay niea in xnis omce nis sworn
statement No. 4581. for the purchase of the
NE.oi section wo. aj, in -jowusmp sz&.,
Kan ire No. 1 East, and will offer oroof to show
tbat the land sought Is more valuable for Us
timber or atone than for agricultural purposes,
and to establish bis claim to said land before
the Register and Receiver of the U. 3. land of
flee, at Rose burg, Oregon, on Saturday, the 23d
day of May, 1903.
He names as witnesses: Fred A Rosenkrans,
of Canby, Oregon; Arthur Holden, of Trail,
Oregon; Jessie Roaenkratis, ot Canby, Oregon;
Samuel Geary, of Trail, Oregon.
Any and all person claiming adversely the
above-described lands are requested to file
their claims In thlB omce on or bofore said 23d
day ot May, 1903.
aj. 4, DKLimaKS
Vancouver, B. C. Becauae' the
Canadian government hoa appointed
a auperlntendent objectionable to the
Indians of northern British Colihnbia.
nearly 3000 of the natives declare that
they will leave ther towns and go
north to Alaska under the flag ot the
United States. .
Paris, April 6. The body of Count
Zborowskl, who was killed In an auto
mobile accident near Nice, arrived
here Saturday and was placed In the
chaoel of the American church lh the
Avenue do l'Alma. The funeral service
was held today and-the remains were
sent to Melton-Mowbray, Englaud, for
burial. '
"Tromrose, Norway, April 6. An
tonio FliHa, lender of the William
Zelgler Polar expedition, has left here
for the Unltod Stntes to conclude ceiv
tain business arrangements In con
nection with the expedition.,'' Captain
Coffln has also left hero for Trond
helm, wliero he will suporlntond' the re
pairing ot tho expedition's steamer
Aiuorlca. , .
GROCERY
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
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